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Wordless Wednesday – Baby Tomatoes
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I hope your plant goes the distance. when we bought our old house it had a strawberry plant. that thing tool over the whole side of the house. dh couldn’t tame it so he just ran it over with the lawn mower. His not a green thumb either. The one plant that didn’t die is the rose bush. It kept growing huge pink roses and would grow tall enough to touch the roof of the house. We never touched it only to trim it back to its bark.
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I’ve never really had an established garden so I don’t know how I’d go keeping someone else’s plants alive. We’re certainly getting all the enjoyment we can out of this just in case it comes to an end.
How lucky is that to have green fingers. I love that your plants just keep growing and growing
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My husband is also breeding tomatoes. He speaks with them:). His baby tomatoes are smaller than yours.I think it is very enjoyable.
Our tomatoes are going crazy at the moment, I’m hopeless though at staking them and looking after them properly.
Looking forward to seeing the big ripe tomatoes.
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We had so many self sown tomatoes from where we threw food over the fence to neighbours chickens (last year).
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